The Saturday Evening Post February 27, 1937 "New Woolies" by Frances Tipton Hunter 13in x 17in Print

Red K Products presents: Vintage 1972 Saturday Evening Post "Boys' Underwear" Lithograph - A Humorous Slice of Americana!

Step back into the heart of the Depression era with this charming vintage lithograph by renowned illustrator Frances Tipton Hunter. Originally gracing the cover of The Saturday Evening Post on February 27, 1937, this artwork captures a timeless and humorous moment of childhood embarrassment. Produced in 1972 by the Donald Art Company (DAC) during the height of the American nostalgia boom, this high-quality reproduction depicts a stoic young boy being fitted for his winter "woolies" by his mother at a department store counter. This piece is a delightful example of the "Golden Age of Illustration," offering a softer, more cherubic alternative to Norman Rockwell while maintaining that classic American spirit.

Perfect for:

• Fans of The Saturday Evening Post and classic American illustration.
• Home decorators looking for vintage charm for a laundry room, bathroom, or boy’s bedroom.
• Collectors of Frances Tipton Hunter or "Rockwell-esque" Americana.
• Anyone who appreciates the humor and history of 1930s daily life.

Condition: This is a vintage collectible in excellent condition for its age (circa 1972). The lithograph is printed on heavy stock paper with distinct colors and sharp text. It is an unframed example, free from significant fading or tears, making it a prime candidate for custom framing.

Here's the list of contents:

• Vintage Lithograph: One (1) 11" x 14" print of "Boys' Underwear" (also known as "New Woolies"), featuring the official copyright text: "© 1972 Curtis Publishing Co. / Published by Donald Art Co., Inc NY."